Sunny & Annie's Deli
Deli · East Village
94 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009
Highlights
Creative 24/7 deli serving inventive, large sandwiches like the Pho Real
Creative 24/7 deli serving inventive, large sandwiches like the Pho Real
"In the East Village, Sunny & Annie’s deli is praised for the complex simplicity of its Italian Combo: ham, salami, provolone, lettuce, and tomato on a hero, with chef Telly Justice recommending adding hot peppers. They use excellent bread, slice the meat and cheese fresh to order, the vibe is immaculate, and the prices feel neighborhoody." - Amelia Schwartz
"At a 24/7 corner bodega in New York City I love Sunny & Annie’s contrarian spirit: pho-inspired sandwiches with hoisin, snappy bean sprouts, and kimchi sit alongside mismatched, playful menu names (Barack Obama, Mona Lisa, Jackie Chan) printed on pieces of paper on the deli case, all offered unpretentiously and affordably (under $15) for a walk over to Tompkins Square Park where you unwrap the butcher-paper-wrapped sandwich and let it spill out." - Kayleigh Ruller
"When there is always a lunch line it’s a good sign. Sunny and Annie’s, a small Korean bodega, is home of the ‘PHO Real Sandwich’ and seems to always have a line of hungry East Villagers outside the store. The Pho sandwiches come with pho bread instead of noodles, lots of beef, cilantro, bean sprouts, avocado, and Sriracha sauce. If Pho isn’t your thing, they have a long list of delicious sandwich options to choose from." - Champions
"Sunny and Annie’s is open 24 hours a day, serving some of New York City’s most creative sandwiches (like the pho with canteloupe) — often named after political and pop culture figures — into the late night. Located inside an East Village deli, this takeout-only spot is conveniently located across from a community garden and Tompkins Square Park." - Eater Staff
"Hours: 24/7 Sunny and Annie’s is a bodega serving some of the city’s most interesting sandwiches — stuffed with pho ingredients or add-ons like canteloupe, combinations that somehow just work. Colorful signage papers the walls. Sandwiches display creative combos, often taking the name of pop culture figures. By day, grab a sandwich and bring it nearby to Tompkins Square Park. After hours, grab takeout to either snarf on the go or for sustenance back in your apartment." - Emma Orlow
